New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
so the CLOUD PASSED AWAY.
Summers that Brought no Eujeyment-A simpie sssfy
which will Interest Many Women.

Summers that Brought Eujeyment-A staple story
which will Interest Many Women.
Seven years ago bad attack Of bilious remitteus
fever which for three months, ana which e my
system exposed to easy injection from malsra poison.
From That time became fully acquainted with that
Distressing maady intermittent fever, which put IN an
appearance spring, lasting uni the next WINTER
Tho fever Game on every afternoon with malicious reg
ularty accomI anisd with rsckins headache. pain IN
the limbs and pack, and nausea at last ssttlng GOWN
into chronic malaria.
In the sprng OF 1870 my physician advised sea air as
tonic ana so spent the summer in my Old homo IN
Eew.Jersey The salt air did wonders for me-out me
old trouble came back next spring, and dragged on
through the SUMMER leaving In the fall In that peou
lary susceptible condition that made the system 40 sen
slve to slightest changes Of the weathc-a condton
we'll known to those who have suffered from maiarai
diseases, apd which made ne painfully CONSCIOUS that
the poison still Existed in my system. or course tooR
ouin,ue and lots Of IL too my physician ordering 1t TO
be taken IN five gram doses. Becoming desperate
doubled the quantity taking tim and twelve grains AZ
time paid the penalty OF such daring In t'rrinc
headaches bnz1ng In the loss OF memory. oss Oh
appetite and great nervous debility ana prostrauon
wDud for days nc time eating scarceiy anything
and at last could not even dripK milk
or COURSE "a know nov, this the foreYunner OF
dyspepsia, which had been an old trouble with me,
though had enjoy several years OF exemption from
It. Malaria brDu sht dyspepsia back again IN luii iorce
Its symptoms sense Of funess or weight In tho
stomach after meals though had been eating eobble-
ones and particularly after had eaten vegetables
or fruits. While before meas experienced q most
distressing gnawng 1T tho pit OF the stomach This was
so intense ut times that compelled to eat sone-
thing to gain relief Ny dyspepsia was accompanied
with fptid breath. nausea gddy mead and nushed
tace AS If Ihad fever took pepsn, soda, bismuh,
etc. together With great many prescriptions remark
able chiefly for their expcnsiveness.
MY SPLITS wero greatly depressed. grew tim0rOus
aud apprehensye little things worried me- was iret
full and peevsh until Was changed from gbtbearted
into gloomy, Restless aud dscontented Deipg,
to whom life was a heavy burden OF care ant pain
confess that did not greatly blame physicians because
thoir medicines failed to me, from tho fact that
some fifteen years ago received serious injury TO my
liver from fall had. ST. king across cnar back,
greatly shocking and brlslug that organ rendering
torpid and weak, and from which 1t was said by pbysi
clans would never entirely recover.
You eau readily understand that With the comrca-
tions malaria INDIGESTION added 10 my oca! injury
mine was A very serious con itiln. Some months ago
Kaskine was brought my attention by friend who
urged upon me Its value and strongly recommended
that try it, what will DC the use y said. Not
anything will do FOR what need have tried almost
everything thout result. Nothing short OF new
liver W. roach my case" felt indifferent and hope
less length yielding to ,oliclta:ion began using
KasRine. IN few days to my surprse, l ielt de-
ciiedly better the old lurking symptoms OF malaria
dis IpDearei, as II my system was being freed roh ah
incubus that had long rested upon II. Continuing
its use NY dyspepsia became less annoying one AFTER
another affecting symptoms left me. until WIS ALSO
lutry clear OF dyspepsia waited for some OF the OLD
trouble to come nack-Dut It dill not few bottles moro
OF this remarkable medicine taken am my appetite
improved my spirits gr)w buoyant, my sleep became
rcrushiug my stomach and digestive organs generally
became strong performed thsir functions easily ana
without discomfort And as you have seen June day
Frightened oy the storm that swept across the
sky 40 tho cloud left my lie, and my health became
steady and strong.
As used no other medicine while taking Kaskine.
can't DO mistaken feeling that my recovery Is duo
solely 10 the o. that remedy. would strongly urge
upon those who may be suffering from malaria or indi-
se.on TO use Kasne to use 1t lo0g cnodgh 10 es-
tabi,h heaihful habit u tc systen-as That VIII DO
found necessary TO "a peinanen. care.
Ma. J. LAWSON.
To the Kaskine Co., 81 Warr-n-st, N,w-forK.
81 will ,heerfuly reply 10 any letters OF inquiry
touching npon my II addressed to me at my resi-
dence No III Bergen ST.. Brooklyn, n. 1.
Other letters OF similar character from prominent
individuals whIrh stamp Kasklne as remedy OF un-
Go,btei merit, will bs sent on application.
Tho Rasktno Company. - Wlrren-st, Now-fork' ana
10 rarrincdon Road, London.